Agencies Temporarily Lower Community Bank Leverage Ratio to 8%
As required by Section 4012 the CARES Act, the federal banking agencies today temporarily lowered the community bank leverage ratio, ...
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Fed Makes Temporary Change to Supplementary Leverage Ratio Calculation
The Federal Reserve announced today that it will temporarily exclude U.S. Treasury securities and deposits at Federal Reserve Banks from ...
Getting the Most Value from Your ALM Process
Asset-liability management is often treated as a compliance exercise, not a decision engine. How can ALM help improve banks’ performance?
Fed Revises TLAC Rule to Support Lending
The Federal Reserve Board today issued an interim final rule amending the treatment of the total loss absorbing capacity, or ...
Loans Modified Due to COVID-19 Generally Not Treated as TDRs, Agencies Clarify
Loan modifications for borrowers affected by the coronavirus pandemic will not generally be required to be treated as troubled debt ...
FDIC Issues Coronavirus-Related FAQs for Banks, Consumers
The FDIC today issued two sets of frequently asked questions addressing banker and consumer concerns related to the coronavirus pandemic.
Fed Creates Liquidity Facility for Money Market Funds
As part of its policy response to the market turmoil triggered by the coronavirus pandemic, the Federal Reserve overnight announced ...
Regulators Urge Banks to Use Capital, Liquidity Buffers to Meet Coronavirus Challenges
The Federal Reserve, FDIC and OCC today issued a statement calling on banks to use their capital and liquidity buffers ...
Fed Drops Rates to Zero, Announces Further Actions to Support Economy
Noting that U.S. banking firms “have built up substantial levels of capital and liquidity in excess of regulatory minimums and ...
ABA Data Bank: Amid Turmoil, Banking Industry Has Record Capital Levels
Having increased total equity capital by nearly $800 billion since the financial crisis, banks are healthy and ready to continue ...
